Brooks England

Brooks has been making saddles for almost as long as saddles have existed on the bicycle, literally. Quality, design and craftsmanship are synonymous with the Brooks name, a reputation that began nearly 150 years ago by John Boultbee Brooks. In 1878, the unfortunate death of Mr. Brooks' horse left him without transportation. Unable to afford another horse, Mr. Brooks borrowed a bicycle in order to commute to work. After a miserable ride, due to the extremely uncomfortable seat, Brooks set out to do something about it. A leather worker by trade, Brooks began crafting the finest saddles available, and eventually filed his first saddle patent on October 28, 1882. The rest would be history, if not for the fact that Brooks England continues to build saddles with the same attention to detail and commitment to quality as Mr. Brooks did over a century ago, securing a spot in cycling's legendary status.

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Components

Forks, Cockpit, Pedals

Antique Brown

Honey

Black

One Size

B17 Standard Saddle - Men's

C13 Cambium Carved Carbon All-Weather Saddle

Black/Black Rubber/Copper

Black/Natural Rubber

C17 Cambium Saddle - Men's

B17 Imperial Saddle - Men's

C13 Cambium Carbon All-Weather Saddle - Men's

C17 Carved All Weather Saddle

C15 All Weather Saddle

B17 Narrow Saddle

B17 Special S Saddle - Women's

Honey-Copper Steel

B17 Special Saddle

Flyer Saddle - Men's

Black-Black Steel

Honey-Black Steel

Flyer Special Saddle - Men's

B67 Saddle - Men's

Dark Tan

B17 Standard Aged Saddle - Men's

B67 S Aged Saddle - Women's

C13 All Weather Saddle

Flyer S Saddle - Women's

Antique Brown-Chrome Steel

Honey-Chrome Steel

B15 Swallow Saddle

B67 S Saddle - Women's

C19 All Weather Saddle

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Gender